... i ! Io I MORNING C'HRONICELE OFIFICE, 2'iu6spsd, 11 a.m.! EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [Fnom OUR OwN CORPBE5ONDENT.] PARIS, WEiDNESDY EvNimnG. M. Schneider has been appointed by the corm- mittee on the budget to draw up the report. The labours of the committee were not very serious. It determined to accept the budget just as it was pre- sented, and the report will be to that effect. I mentioned ...

... H10USE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at twvelve o'clock. The Cambridge University and Town Waterworks Bill, ant the Bristol Gas, and Bristol and Clifton Gas Coempanie Amalgamation Bill, were read a third time and passed. WHICHWOOD FOREST. The following members were appointed a select coasmitte on the Whichwood Forest Bill-M1r. Wilson, Colonel Noctih Lord Seymour, hir. ...

... FHR TWO LANDS OP GOLD. Amongst the several entertainments, part panoramic, part musical, and part literary, with which the town has lately been amused, that of Mr. Lee Carter is entitled to take a foremost place. The locate of this gentleman's performance is the ancient Adelaide Gallery, and more recently the Marionette Theatre, in the Lowther Arcade, where every evening he linstructs and ...

... IMPER[IAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The Lard Chancellor took his seat on the Aoolsack at five o'clock. The Earl of EGLINTON presented petitions against the Jewish Disabilities Bill from the presbytery of Ayr and from the provincial synod of Aberdeen ; also from the provinciali synod of Aberdeen, acainst the Canada Clergy Reserves Bill.1 The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from a ...

... IHOSPITAL Jor WOMEN, SOHO-SQQUARl Yesterday, the teeth annual meeting of the supporters ot this excellent charity was held at the offices of the lospiral, 80o1s-qaare ; Sir J. D. Paul, Dart., treasurer of the institl- tion, presided. The CaHAIfMk, having read letters of apology for non- attendance froin Lord Henry Cholumeudeley and Lord Cliel- sea, said it would be found from the report of the ...

... HOUSE OF CO-.IMONS-FRIDAY. Order for third reading read me iowtn madeil, aud question pro. posed, 1 That Vtoe bill be now read the third time., Amendment lirpsilesd, to leave out the word now,' mid at the cnd ofthe (jttesttftioitodd tliewerets 1upon this (lay siximonths. Ques- ?? the wordl 'nun' stand part of the question:- Thu leouse divided ; Ayes, 2S8; Noes, 239. AYES. Adair, 1t E Duke ...

... At the evening meeting, on Friday last, a lecture was delivered by Mr. T. H. Huxley, On the Identity of Struc- ture of Plants and Animals. Coamencing with minerals and vegetables, Mr. Huxley observed that one marked dis- tinction between them is, that the latter are always under. going change, whilst minerals remain the same; or, at least, they undergo no changes but such as are produced by ...

... -PCCLESIASTI 'AL. The Bishop tr Letdon blis jostituted the Rsv. William Aeworth, M.A., r: tor of Rothley, near Lougthborough, to tile rectory cf F uarstead, near Woolwich, Kent, rendered vacant b)Y the resognaeioll of the Rev. -. J. shackleton, M.A., instituted (i;1 exchange) to theleectory of Rothley. The Biishop of Ct'icheter has instituted the Rev. Robert Sluttleworth Setton, N.A., Fellow ...

... D)EPLCTATION TO THE EARL OF ABERDEEN. oil Saturday afternoon a large and irniporiusit del utittoio, consistilig of members of Parliament, and iliercliail3, bainkers, aud traders from till parts of the kingdom, had as, interview with-the First Ljord of use Treasury, at IlE. otieal, ?? in Dowising.5treet, on the sub1ject ci colonial postage. Tue deputation inclssded Mri. Thoemscz, Haukey, M r. G ...

... The following members voted en the motion for the repeal of the tax on advertisements:- ON THE 12TH MAT, 1852, ON TnH 74Tn APRIL, 1853, AGAINST THE RNPEAL. FoR THE REPEAL. Adderley, C. B. Adderley, C. B. Arkivrigbt, 0. Arkwright, G. Barge, W. Begge, W. Bailey, Sir Joseph Bailey, Sir Joseph Baillie, H. J. Bai lie, H. J. Baird, James Baird, James Bankes, Right Hon. George Bankes, Right Hon. ...

... The' following are the main points of the memo- randum of the Cabinet of Turin on the difference which has arisen between Piedmont and Austria, relative to the sequestration of the property of Lombardo-Venetian emigrants who have become Sardinian subjects, after having, first obtained the legal sanction of the Austrian Government to emi- grate. The memorandum, copies of which have been ...

... THE NA V Y. AIMP NTMENTS. Captain-Charles Eden (1841), formerly private secretary to Sir Francis Barinig, when First Lord of the Admiralty, to command the London, 90, at Portsmouth, under orders for the Mediterranean station, vice Captain George R. Mundy, who has commanded that ship since April, 1852. Inspector of Hospitals-John Wilson (b), M.D. (1841), to be medical inspector at the Royal ...